Radenso SP Released

Hard to say. If you’re going for an entry level detector, the Uniden is $50 less. The XP adds things like being able to audibly mute all X and K band signals, but that’s more of an advanced feature. It also adds some fine tuned muting options, but again those are also for really dialing in your experience. They’re very similar. The Uniden is a little more basic, the XP offers a little more granular control. For most I think the DFR6 is plenty. If you like fiddling with things, get the SP.

I generally prefer K Wide to make sure I’m scanning for all of K band, but if you’re in an area where K band isn’t heavily used, you can switch to K Narrow to scan a narrower range of frequencies and cut out some false alerts such as Acuras.

Well it basically involves using a GPS chip inside the radar detector to help filter out false alerts.

Low speed muting tells the detector to mute false alerts when you’re traveling below a set speed so your detector isn’t going crazy when you’re sitting at a redlight, for example.

When you’re in the city you’ll encounter lots of false alerts from automatic door openers and speed signs on the side of the road. You can teach your detector to learn those specific signals as false alerts so that next time you drive by, the detector will recognize it again and mute it for you. Without this feature, your detector will cry wolf every time you pass by that signal. It’s a super useful feature that you’ll really want if you do any regular driving in urban areas.